The evening world. Newspaper, November 18, 1920, Page 20

90 she clita THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1920. ing. orae Deparanent aun eat MILLER TO MEET —_|CANN’S LEG SAVED —|UNKNOWN WOMAN __| SHIPPING BOARD “Sh Donte sgeatis eiett| PARTY HEADS HERE|* BY BONE GRAFTING) KILLED BY TROLLEY | 30% REDUCTION] nig an m Benson, | Governor-Elect Will Confer With Swimming Champion Undergoes) Had Her Head Down Against the TM RECO’ telean-| Glyn and Local Chairmen Delicate Operation at Roose- Wind, Says Motorman, and A BE-al CO-ffee) onde cdded “hew fel To-Morrow. velt Hospital, He Couldn't Stop. WAR DEPARTMENT has done as well as he has without a| Governor-elect Miller and his wife are| A delicate operation was performed} An unidentified woman about twenty: ward around him or an organization. lexpected here to-day on thelr way back {on Tedford Cann, swimming champion|two years old was killed last nig by © hag a real knowledge of operation /to syracuse from Atlantic City and wili|at 60 yards, 100 yards and 226 yard»! northbound Whit has been there jot ships, and since ship matters have been discussed in (ontinued From Firet Page) ah intelligent way.” | Mr. Gillen ted that $1,209, holder of two world's records, yea-|surface ear at 174 Roosevelt Hospital, — Dr. | ster Avenue, the I 4 Cann’s left lex | 1 e St. Regis, Mr. Miller will he annual dinner of the New nber of Commerce to-night t probably will remain in town to- binging Board under| morrow to confer with George A. Glynn, Chairman of the Republican State Com-|!ast May in which Arthu > i ? Material ana inpor ‘cost plus” contract. F " ; The Amerfican Shipbuilding Cor-| that the contractors who bullt these! mittee, and County: Chatrmen Koenig, | awimming champlc 5 up in the Misieted upon adding the agreed 1) per cent. profit to all increases Le down for pro Freeh from the Wholesale Roaster nited States McAleenan, was kille n | against the w of the car before y the brakes ( " tw left leg waa fray “poration of ¢ ms of Livi nce and De Pragga. jhe jwas in stanced as ttled that the Re . tah since. “dh y |e the bone: ive in-| operation became hag bh ve. A tore expect hia leg fo heal quickly. tent | (Ore eet ne son ol Frank H,|het and a. brown Bronicioth mult, Cann, director of physic rh training at New York University, He is the brother | ©] of Howard. Cann, Olymple shotputter | ‘LANDLORD. BOOSTS and a member of the National Oham- pion ‘basketball team | RENT FOR LEAGUE angi MAYe NOT PAY FINE. Palace Funds, Investe Bonds, Have De State Comptroller Eugene M. Travis, Value who was held for the Grand Jury fol-| in Value, returned | lowing the John Doe inquiry into the! DIT® HAGUE, N. ¥ © j sa of bonds to the State, f | {tees of the Carnegie to-day jt » Kerndet have decided that t! F p the were totally ignorant of the pg principles of this form ho had rece ranteed or Money Back. GILL COFFEE CO. 232-230 Washington st. ven, York, s Place and Bare ims from tl ment to which strict. adherenc cost plus contract rules wo bave entitled them, The c after completing ship building involy- ing $167,000,000, Jater re A $25,- 900,000 to the Ship Witness said, with a letter exp’ that under the workings of the Mty dep sent Inquiries are complete, “If Hylan and his Board of hit A na might be plus contract that sum constituted an A trom the excesa payment eRevert.ng to th Ailatory metho Board's Dills Y Cocos Cookery O you drink Ruhkel’s ’ All-Purpose Cocoa? Try eating it—transformed into marvelous, chocolaty icings, sakes, pies, pudding, and ices! ‘opean Conmimting of 8: and. Mackitiawe. to be wold at ont, to satiny @ Assignee Mr. Penj. I. Salinger, NION 8Q., BAST, re K vble to dispose e » firms, he continued, | at the Repub the} sid amd war ca ANAM said "It was a ¢ { 5 taking ‘another dep artim ® Playing with them—-w y reduce the price, With phat eon. | In make | of answer quent gto his per-| n{aonal financial Hils counsel, ¢ uM Gillen oritlelned the Ta Follette Maman, Act men Mann can ships, said Mr. Gillen. He further said that if Klos are taken fron the upping men the® will ; payer paid.’ 7 __ Ile stated that ment payment not been made | "Nedatte, has [Tyan 60,000 5 000) annually, which is now the Permanent Court of A at Boule the \ offictals of a by the Spe Republican of the or ‘going It a a straight board would have heen f $25,000,000 in cash wit! ite vast work. 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